Fariceramics is a Contemporary, London-based pottery studio.
Potter: Rubén Fariñas
My background is a bit different from most potters, and my work draws from my diverse yet formative experiences.
Asturias, Spain
Photo by Ines Álvarez Fdez
I was born in Asturias, a northern Spanish province filled with wild spaces. My work echoes the rough qualities found throughout Asturias’ rugged cliffs, plush vegetation and seaside beaches. With eddies of greens, blues and earthy browns, every piece is unique, even when part of a series.
My vision is to create beautiful, functional art for everyday use. Some rustic, others refined, but always a pleasure to hold and feel. All my creations are made by hand—some wheel thrown, others carefully hand built. I seek to embed each piece with both a sense of artistic creation and daily utility.
Square bottle by Shoji Hamada, Co-founder of the Mingei movement
My work is inspired by the “Mingei” folk art movement. I offer hand-crafted pieces providing beauty and functionality from these everyday objects.
CLIENTS :
Fariceramics has had the great privilege of partnering with restaurants, bars, and cafés around the world to create custom pieces showcasing their signature dishes and capture their unique style. My bespoke tableware can be found at local eateries, community cafés, and even as personal items for executive chefs. Although the projects are far too many to mention, below I highlight some of the most recent and more well-known locations.
